1. replication
when both genes are dominant and both are expressed in the phenotype
2. mutat...
Biology, 14.07.2021 20:00 blueval3tine
1. replication
when both genes are dominant and both are expressed in the phenotype
2. mutation
a copying mistake made during DNA replication
3. codominance
when more than two alternatives for a gene exist
4. multiple alleles
the breeding of two organisms that have genes for two different characteristics
5. dihybrid cross
separation of DNA's two polynucleotide chains, which act as a template for a new chain
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